Sean F

I want to make a formula that will check if a number is between two other values. But, I want there to be multiple ranges of values to be checked, and to have text in an adjacent cell to these ranges to be returned. Does any one know how this could be accomplished in Excel?

I was wondering if anyone knew the name of the song, but the only lyric I can remember is, "you can beat my head all out of shape/ but you better not take my grape." most of the verses also end with "you better not take my grape." And by grape I'm pretty sure he is talking about wine.

I have a table with dates in a column on the left and names in a row along the top. I would like to know if there is a simple way to have an output of the values from the table into another column based upon corresponding dates and names?

I have a column of data and I wish to have it inverted so the bottom starts at the top of the column. Does anyone know how to do this?

I am compiling data in Excel to help me develop a trading strategy. So I complied data to show the 3-month returns of various ETFs. I would like to take the top performing ETFs and have them sorted into another cell. Does anyone know of a way to take the data to rank the ETFs into another cell or row? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I want to find a website that has 12 month and 18 month forward exchange rates for foreign currencies and the US dollar.

My question is how do i properly punctuate the end of the following sentence.

Or is it correct

Do they require men to wear ties at Staffpro Inc.?

and how about

Ties must be worn by men at Staffpro Inc..

(Double period or no?)

I met a girl at a party a few weeks ago and i thought she was cute so i decided to get her number. Over the past few weeks we've been on a 4 dates and now i am starting to realize that my only attraction towards her is physical. Now, she calls me everyday and i feel like she is really starting to like me. I don't want to waste either of our time so how do i tell her that i am just not that into her?

We just tapped a 15 gallon domestic keg. It seems like it has too much pressure because it just mainly pumps foam. So i was wondering if someone knew how to release some pressure or how to take care of this problem?

I am having trouble telling the difference between an unstressed syllable and a stressed one. Is there some guidelines i could follow to know which are stressed and which are not?

with the formula deltaT = i Kf m

what is the i number for Cr(CH3COO)3 and what is it for ZnI2?

Because according to my homework the results i have gotten with Cr(CH3COO)3 with i as 4, and ZnI2 with i as 3 is giving me answers that dont make sense

The boiling point of CH4 is lower than the boiling point of SiH4, whereas the boiling point of NH3 is higher than the boiling point of PH3.

All i have to work with is the periodic table, so is it even possible to explain this in terms of universal chemical properties

The normal boiling point of liquid ethanol is 351 K at 1.00 atm. Assuming that its molar heat of vaporization is constant at 45.1 kJ/mol, so what is the boiling point of C2H5OH when the external pressure is 0.622 atm?

The vapor pressure of liquid cobalt is 400 mm Hg at 3.03e+3 K. Assuming that its molar heat of vaporization is constant at 377 kJ/mol, the vapor pressure of liquid Co is what mm Hg at a temperature of 3.00e+3 K?

I have simplified the problem to.... ln P2 = -.1497 - ln 400

but my answer of e^(-.1497 - ln 400) = .0022 is incorrect

So how do i do it correctly?

When comparing two molecules like Br2O3 and SO2

For example comparing ICl to Br_2_

or...

PH_3_ to SiH_4_

Only with the help of a periodic table.

Or if someone could recomend a good hotel/motel to stay at in berkely

Does it mean that i just use the VSEPR model and draw the correct one or do i do something else?

In my chemistry book it has a formula AB2 (A and B are supposed to be substituted with other elements) having 2 bonds and no lone pairs, .... and then it later has the formula AB2 having 2 bonding pairs and 1 lone pair.

So, i am confused on when lone pairs are used and when they are not?

For the molecule SF_6_(dont know how to use subscripts) the central sulfur atom...

How many lone pairs does it have?

How many single bonds does it have?

How many double bonds does it have?

And would it be an incomplete, expanded, or regular octet?